Dr Sameer Patil is Senior Fellow, Centre for Security, Strategy and Technology and Deputy Director, ORF Mumbai. His work focuses on the intersection of technology and national security, including cybersecurity. Dr Patil also serves as India Commissioner for the Global Tech Security Commission, set up by the Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue and the Atlantic Council. He has previously worked at the National Security Council Secretariat, Government of India and Gateway House: Indian Council on Global Relations. He is also the dissertation advisor at the Indian Naval War College.
Dr Patil is the author of Securing India in the Cyber Era (Routledge, 2022) and has co-edited Moving Forward EU-India Relations: The Significance of the Security Dialogues (Edizioni Nuova Cultura, 2017). He has PhD and MPhil in international politics from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. He has participated in several Track 1 and Track 1.5 dialogues. He is the recipient of the Australian Government’s prestigious Canberra Fellowship.
- Dissertation Advisor, Naval War College, Goa
Commentaries
The great potential of India-Australia quantum collaboration
The military’s continuing hold over Pakistan
A spymaster who now has the Pakistan Army’s reins
India’s G-20 Presidency Is a Golden Opportunity
Challenges Galore for the New CDS
ISKP is a mounting threat to India’s regional security
Carving out space for Indo-Canadian security cooperation
Ukraine sanctions stress test US–India relations
With Imran Khan ousted, Pakistan Army will have a salient role in Islamabad
Pakistan PM Imran Khan’s downfall is unlikely to change India-Pakistan ties
How India is trying to tackle China’s military challenge
India’s Strategy towards Post-August 2021 Afghanistan
Cyber Attacks | Pakistan emerges as China’s proxy against India
Canada and India must forge deeper partnerships to counter shared threats
Pakistan’s New Security Policy and bid for peace with India